The Golden Globes returned last night to not only celebrate the amazing talent in the film and television industry but to also celebrate its 80^th anniversary. Spanning back to the first awards in 1944, legends who have graced worldwide cinema screens such as Grace Kelly, Elizabeth Taylor and Marilyn Monroe are among iconic winners. This year there was no exception to the annually filled rows of gifted actors and actresses.  

Don’t worry, even with all the amazing films and series to distract us we are not forgetting about the F-word. Our fashion favourites of the night are:   

Selena Gomez

Selena Gomez wore a gorgeous strapless Valentino Haut Couture gown. The column dress was black velvet while the huge puffed sleeves were a dark maroon which featured long trains. Simple black platforms from Santoni only elevate the look as they peak through the slit of the dress. Statement sleeves are getting a big yes from us. 

Liza Koshy

We did warn you, black lace is a big trend for 2023. A force to get involved with as it sweeps everyone off their feet. Koshy jumped on the gothcore trend in a stunning Morphew Atelier gown.

Letitia Wright

The Black Panther star looked phenomenal in a Prada gown. The bronzed orange sunset colour popped and partnered well with orange stilettos. A look to remember, while also showing us how simplicity does not mean simple impacts.

Lily James

The actress nailed the role of Pamela Anderson in Pam and Tommy, and now she has nailed a look at the Golden Globes. A red floor-length Atelier Versace gown which could not go unmissed. Once again showing cut-outs are here, they have pitched a tent, and they are going nowhere!  

Rihanna 

Nominated for Best Original Song last night, Rihanna has made our list.  Duh! Have you seen the Schiaparelli she wore! The black ballgown is the Hollywood Glamour we were wishing to see and we are happier Rihanna could be the one to show us.

MJ Rodriguez

MJ Rodriguez could totally convince us she belongs in the monarchy with that Royal blue Balmain dress. The dress was strapless with a corseted bodice and it looked incredible. Golden pointed Christian Louboutins to seal the deal.

Jessica Chastain

When we said cobwebs were in for 2023, we were not kidding. Chastain wore an Oscar De La Renta which was sheer and jewel embellished. She not only delivered this year, she did the full goddamn paper round.

Billy Porter

The iconic tuxedo gown of the 2019 Oscars, but this time with a 2023 twist, it was fuchsia! Custom Christian Siriano and custom iconic. The style icon that is Billy Porter gets 10/10 for this look.

Jeremy Pope

Love it. Jeremy Pope served us an incredibly stylish full-black fit at the awards. The Inspection star knows how to dress and we are here for it. The Dolce and Gabbana fit is sure to be a memorable outfit for years to come.

Anya Taylor-Joy

Mellow in yellow is not the case for Taylor-Joy’s Golden Globes look. She looked stunning and elegant as the pale yellow Dior two-piece hugs her figure. Iced out in some Tiffany and Co jewellery, how could you fault this look?

Amelia Dimoldenberg

High-slit and bodice cut-outs. It is a stunning floor-length number which Dimoldenberg appeared in last night. The beige dress chosen partnered amazingly with her auburn hair.

Jenna Ortega

Ortega is a rising star to watch and has also been becoming a fashion icon. She was a Gucci dream come true last night in the beige draped gown. The look captured some of the main trends of the time, you have probably guessed it, cuts-outs and sheer!

Heidi Klum

It was sparkles and feathers for Heidi Klum last night. The supermodel wore a Kevin Germanier design which was eye-catching and iconic. Welcome to the list Heidi.

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In celebration of the event returning to our screens and social media’s we have gathered our top iconic looks from previous years. Dating back over sixty years of iconic outfits, the results of our winners are in. Take a look for old-times-sake and reminisce in the fits which wowed us at the time and are still taking our breath away today. 

Marilyn Monroe, 1962

Starting off with a classic and our earliest pick of the list, we have Marilyn Monroe’s 1962 look. A Norman Norell sequined gown captivated the world as Monroe bagged herself a Golden Globe for World Film Favourite Female. The gown is so beautifully timeless and classic it has to make the list for iconic Golden Globe gowns.

Cher, 1973

1973 has made it to the list because of Cher’s iconic style. Queen of the 60s and 70s, it is only right that Cher is featured during this decade of award looks. In a classic Cher style, she shows off her defined stomach and embraces fun, bright patterns on her two-piece. Symbol of the two-piece look, she pairs with an enlarged fur coat which at the time was seen as boundary pushing.

Barbara Carrera, 1989

We are walking on cloud 9 with this look. The white, silk ruffled gown creates a picture of elegance which has therefore, of course made this look an iconic fit, worthy of our list. It is striking, it is mesmerizing and it would still make a moment worthy of fashion history if it made its debut now. 

Andie MacDowell, 1991

Entering the 1990’s we have multiple looks which we have selected for you to marvel over. The Four Weddings and a Funeral actress, Andie MacDowell, who was nominated for her performance in Green Card, created an iconic moment at the 1991 awards. The low-slung back of the glitzy dress was a super sexy contrast to the modest front and captures the 90’s style at its finest.

Julia Roberts, 1991

Winner of the Best Actress in the Comedy/Musical category and our favourite Pretty Woman, Julia Roberts. The awards saw Roberts wear a pin-striped suit dress, and if it wasn’t obvious then it is very obvious now that this look was a monumental fit which would be marked as a favourite decades later. The dress, taking inspiration from the suit style and power dressing of the 80s, with a super 90s minimalist silhouette is symbolic of the style change.

Jennifer Lopez, 1998

The asymmetry of the gown worn by J-LO in 1998 is everything. A huge round of applause for this stunning design. A dress ahead of its time which could easily be worn for the next awards and receive the same level of praise as it did in the 90s. 

Angelina Jolie, 1999

The silver glittering Versace dress of the 1999 Golden Globe Awards which Angelina Jolie wore makes the cut. It is hard to envision a more glamorous gown after laying eyes on the sparkly floor length design. The Versace dress is vintage Hollywood at its finest. 

Halle Berry, 2003

The powder blue satin gown worn by Halle Berry in the early 2000s is of course a classic. The accompanying evening shawl, embellished shoulders and mermaid style skirt is iconic of the time period and is still a look gathering attention today. 

Sarah Jessica Parker, 2004

Style icon, Sarah Jessica Parker, warrants a place on the list with her 2004 Globe look. The strapless Chanel gown which featured a longer train in the back than the front was an iconic look for the decade as it embodied the style of early y2k perfectly. 

Beyonce, 2007

Golden gown for a golden girl. There is no surprise why this dress is worthy of a mention as it is a spectacular piece of craftsmanship from Elie Saab. The forward slit in the skirt of the gown and dazzling gold sparkles is a memorable design which we have to honour. Perfect for Beyonce’s figure the dress emphasized the superstar’s curves and could not have been more flawless. 

Jennifer Lopez, 2009

Another gorgeous gold frock for the Golden Globes. The liquid gold Marchesa gown was the epitome of Golden Globes fashion. The shimmering iridescent fabric which draped over Lopez was hard to not be spellbound by and years after we are still under her spell.

Jennifer Lopez, 2011

J-LO’s 2011 gown is a sparkle-lover’s dream. Seeing a lot of leg slit gowns in our mix, this side slit is notably more subtle than others. The gleaming white dress which features a small train at the back is super on brand with J-LO’s style and we love the look even more, more than a decade after its debut.

Jennifer Lopez, 2013

We did tell you; J-LO has truly ruled this feature. Adding our fourth and final J-LO look to our long list of iconic Golden Globe looks is her 2013 Zuhair Murad gown. The skin matching figure-hugging gown has a layer of sheer fabric embroidered with white lace which has been delicately and strategically placed around the gown. A combination of sexy and stunning. 

Margot Robbie, 2014

The super sleek number worn by Margot Robbie in 2014 is a delicate design of sophisticated style. The actress revealed her leg in the high-slit gown which fitted her figure perfectly. The dazzling embroidery was subtle, however, just the right amount of sparkle to catch passing eyes.

Kendal Jenner, 2018

The luxurious Giambattista Valli gown of the 2018 awards is welcomed into the mix. The black haute Couture dress gained its iconic status on the red-carpet four years ago and maintains its legacy. We reckon the dramatic train of the strapless tulle dress had something to do with it.

Kerry Washington, 2020

The 2020 look worn by Kerry Washington gives us a fresh and differentiating style compared to our list so far. The Altuzarra design is hard to pick flaws in. Washinton wore with elegance and glamour and the fit has earned its place rightfully. The blazer partnering with the satin black silk skirt works incredibly well and the sequined silver heels tie in with the knotted silver jewels which keep the blazer in place.

Zoe Kravitz, 2020

A polka-dot princess is in our midst. The 2020 look worn by Zoe Kravits is a monochromatic dream outfit. The off-the-shoulder 60s influenced dress stood out amongst the year’s line up on the red carpet and we love the vintage throwback of the style.

Winnie Harlow, 2020

2020 is proving to be the year of Golden Globe iconic looks. The dazzling fringe dress is straight up Winnie’s style and that is why we rate it so highly. She dripped in sparkling silver fringe as the high-slit revealed her left leg in a glamourous fashion. Paired with the high pair of black stilettos, we love the whole ensemble.

Our list of all-time iconic fits worn at the Golden Globe Awards, does suggest a winner due to their frequency of featuring. Featuring many times in our list… Jennifer Lopez… is crowned queen of the Golden Globes.

As the annual awards ceremony will roll around in due time, we are hyped for the spectacular looks that will take the stage. Get ready for January 10^th as the awards celebrate their 80^th anniversary, amazing talent and legendary fashion. 

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Roll out the virtual red carpet, pour yourself a glass of fizz, and make yourself comfortable on the sofa – the 2021 Golden Globes are here. Hosted by Tina Fey and Amy Poehler, this year’s semi-virtual show was a celebration of the things we watched during the era of the global pandemic.

But even with the show running half in-person, half at home, guests of the Golden Globes did not fail to dress up and demonstrate that they can shine anywhere. With an unofficial theme of Hollywood Glamour, many stars rocked up with the intention to serve a stunning look that could shine both on the red carpet and through the screen of a video call.

Here at VOIR, we’re taking a look at some of the ways stars responded to “Hollywood Glamour” – from the full-on embrace to the modern subversion. Check out some of the trends below!

Old Hollywood Glamour

As the unofficial theme of the evening, Hollywood Glamour saw many stars tapping into the fun aesthetics of the earlier half of the twentieth century. Some looks isolated key staples from the era, as seen in Angela Bassett’s incorporation of a dramatic purple feather boa in her Dolce & Gabbana dress, or the layers of sequined fringing reminiscent of the 1920s show girl worn by Susan Kelechi Watson.

Others went full-vintage in their outfits, with Andra Day and Julia Garner sporting a classic 1920s drop waist gown befitting any old Hollywood socialite. Elle Fanning was a major stand out for combining her Gucci gown with jewellery dating back to 1915, opting to channel vintage authenticity and naming Grace Kelly as her style inspiration for the evening.

Shades of Green

Several looks of the night brough the classic aesthetic into the twenty-first century with a green colour palette – a nod to the colour’s fast-growing popularity this year. Gillian Anderson and Anya Taylor Joy both wore Dior gowns which played on the elegant drapery and dramatic skirts of the traditional red-carpet dress, although Taylor Joy took her look a step further with long platinum waves that paid homage to 1940s film star Veronica Lake.

Cynthia Erivo, on the other hand, with her neon green gown and full-length white leather gloves, was solid in her modern update of the Golden Globe’s theme. Styled by Jason Bolden, the Valentino Couture gown emphasises eye-catching grandeur through its sharp angles, exaggerated proportions, and vibrant colour, but maintains an edginess befitting 2021 with the addition of massive silver platform heels.

The Ball Gown

Period dramas such as Bridgerton and The Great have ensured that romanticism remains a recurring staple of red-carpet inspiration. It therefore wasn’t a surprise to see many stars at the 2021 Golden Globes opt for a silhouette that would make even Gone with the Wind’s Scarlett O’Hara proud; the ball gown continues to serve a dramatic elegance both on and off the red carpet.

Bridgerton’s Nicola Goughlan and Golden Globe royalty Rosamund Pike both donned dresses from Molly Goddard. The ball gown style is updated with layers of padded tulle to construct a more modern shape around the waist, while the full skirts still give each gown that classic bygone era romanticism. Maria Bakalova, in contrast, wore a red Giorgio Armani ball gown that recalled the Disney princess dress with its minimal detailing and fine glitter.

Shimmering Patterns

Old Hollywood is characterised by its dazzling shine and glittering fashion, and the fashion of the Golden Globes were quick to pick up on this detail. Awkwafina and Tiffany Haddish attended the show in sequin-covered gowns that echoed the luminosity of 1920s stage costumes. With sequins and beads fixed into striking patterns, the stars of the red carpet shone bright while avoiding any costume-y footfalls.

Viola Davis wore a mermaid-style Lavie by CK gown that played on one of the more extravagant silhouettes of old Hollywood, but it was the lively pattern that made her stand out from the traditional approach to the theme. The brightness of her gown wasn’t a result of sequins, but rather its vibrant colours. Reds, pinks, blues, and yellows gave Davis’ Golden Globes outfit a shine that played into the architectural structuring of the Art Deco period despite the lack of shimmer.

Flashes of Skin

Classic Hollywood was dominated by dresses which highlighted the female silhouette and emphasised elements of sex appeal. The Golden Globes stars of 2021 took this a step further by incorporating cut outs, asymmetric necklines, and side-splits into their looks – imbuing the elegance of the event with peek-a-boo detailing.

Golden Globes Ambassador, Satchel Lee, wore a custom open-backed Gucci gown that played on the streamlined silhouette while featuring diamond-shaped cutouts that echoed the beaded pattern. Similarly, Kiersey Clemons wore a dress from Prabal Gurung that used a cut out on the waist to accentuate her natural curves and elongate the line of her leg peeking through the dress’ slit. Other stars noted for their show of skin include Jo Ellen Pellman, January Jones, and Emily in Paris’ Lily Collins.

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Yesterday from the Beverly Hilton Hotel in Beverly Hills, The Golden Globe Awards honoured the best of the best in film and American television of 2019, and today we honour the best dressed at number 77 of the annual award show.

Two years on from the all-black dress code of the 2018 awards, showing the industries support and solidarity for the movement, this year’s red carpet was a carnival of vivid block colours, gleaming metallics, and opulent embellishments.

From Winnie Harlow’s understated slinky navy number with waterfalls of black beaded tassels which cascaded down the model’s slender figure and a high leg slit which oozed sexiness to ‘The Politician’ Actress Zoey Deutch’s Vibrant Yellow maxi-flared jumpsuit with the on-trend statement puff-ball sleeves. The amount of fabric was balanced out with a cheekily low plunging neckline which revealed a contrasting blue necklace that is enough to rival The Titanic’s Heart of the ocean (Sorry Kate!). The industry’s elite flexed their frocks in front of the cameras as they sashayed down the prestigious red carpet.

Here are our favourite looks that left us wanting more…

Lucy Boynton: Wearing a Louis Vuitton dress with hair by Jenny Cho and make up by Jo Baker

Zuri Hall: Hair by cosmowithcandi and Kymm’s Creations

Winnie Harlow: Wearing a Laquan Smith dress with Christian Louboutin shoes, Lorraine Schwartz jewellery, make up by Adam Burrell and hair by Alexander Armand

Kristin Cavallari: Wearing a Cristina Ottaviano dress with Stuart Weitzman shoes, Ash K Holm make up and hair by Justine Marjan

Joey King: Wearing an Iris Van Herpen dress with Jimmy Choo shoes, make up by Allan Avendaño and Dimitris hair

Erin Lim: Styled by Roberto Cardenaz with Lark & Berry jewellery, The Brown Sisters hair and make up by María Vargas-Guzman

Priyanka Chopra Jonas: Wearing a Cristina Ottaviano dress with Christian Louboutin shoes and Bulgari jewellery, hair by Christian Wood and Mary Phillips make up

Zoey Deutch: Wearing a Fendi dress with hair by Gregory Russel and Fiona Stiles make up

Scarlett Johanson: Wearing a Vera Wang dress with hair by Jenny Cho and Frankie Boyd make up

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It was also a good night for British talent with Olivia Coleman, Christian Bale, Ben Whishaw, and Richard Madden all taking home awards, as well as Bohemian Rhapsody winning the ‘Best Motion Picture Drama’, and earning ‘Best Actor in Motion Picture Drama’ for Rami Malek’s performance as Freddie Mercury.

It was a night full of celebration, talent, diversity, and change. Done so in the most stylish manner.

There was a wash of red dresses on the red carpet, from Phoebe Waller-Bridge’s sequinned number to Danai Gurira’s combination of red and burnt orange, to Nicole Kidman in skin-tight burgundy with a glitterball clutch, and many more.

Black was also a go-to colour choice for stars such as Olivia Coleman, Rosamund Pike, and Octavia Spencer. However, no one did black quite like style icon of the moment Timothée Chalamet who donned a Louis Vuitton sequinned harness over a black shirt and trousers.

Many attendees also opted for the more traditional tux for the event which included star of Black Panther and Creed, Michael B. Jordan, and Bodyguard star and possible next Bond, Richard Madden. They both managed to look extremely suave.

Some stars opted for a more simplistic palette, Constance Wu dazzled in a nude ball gown with an orange bow tied at the waist, Emmy Rossum had a princess moment in a pastel pink gown, Saorise Ronan shined in a sheer silver number, and Lady Gaga turned heads with a blue dress from Valentino couture with blue hair to match.

Florals and patterns were also popular with male and female stars alike. Heidi Klum wore a black dress decorated with flowers, Anne Hathaway wore leopard print, while Ben Whishaw and Darren Criss both turned up in floral jackets.

However, no one does red carpets or florals quite like Billy Porter, who arrived with flamboyance and style in a floral suit and cape ensemble, with a fierce hot pink lining.

We experienced many duo/group moments on the red carpet, with co-stars Andy Samberg and Terry Crews both accompanied by their wives, Joanna Newsom and Rebecca King-Crews. Idris Elba made it a family affair with his daughter Isan and fiancée Sabrina Dhowre, both in stunning floral dresses, and Killing Eve co-stars Sandra Oh and Jodie Comer perfectly co-ordinated with each other and their respective characters in showcasing good and evil with black and white.

It was a night of exquisite fashion and celebration that kicked off awards season in style.

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